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Overseas states face 15% newspaper possession restrict amid Telegraph row

By Editorial Board Published May 14, 2025 3 Min Read
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Overseas states face 15% newspaper possession restrict amid Telegraph row

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RedBird Capital, the US-based fund, has already stated it’s exploring the potential of taking full management of the Telegraph, whereas IMI would have – if the established order had been maintained – compelled to relinquish any involvement within the right-leaning broadsheets.

One trade supply stated that they had been instructed to anticipate an announcement from Lisa Nandy, the tradition secretary, or one other DCMS minister, this week, with the modification doubtlessly being made within the type of a statutory instrument.

Aside from RedBird, quite a few suitors for the Telegraph have expressed curiosity however struggled to boost the funding for a deal.

Probably the most notable of those has been Dovid Efune, proprietor of The New York Solar, who has been attempting for months to boost the £550m sought by RedBird IMI to recoup its outlay.

One other potential provide from Todd Boehly, the Chelsea Soccer Membership co-owner, and media tycoon David Montgomery, has but to materialise.

That goal was thwarted by a change in media possession legal guidelines – which banned any type of international state possession – amid an outcry from parliamentarians.

Overseas states face 15% newspaper possession restrict amid Telegraph row

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The Spectator was then bought final 12 months for £100m to Sir Paul Marshall, the hedge fund billionaire, who has put in Lord Gove, the previous cupboard minister, as its editor.

The UAE-based IMI, which is managed by the UAE’s deputy prime minister and supreme proprietor of Manchester Metropolis Soccer Membership, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, prolonged an additional £600m to the Barclays to repay a mortgage owed to Lloyds Banking Group, with the stability secured towards different family-controlled belongings.

Different bidders for the Telegraph had included Lord Saatchi, the previous promoting mogul, who provided £350m, whereas Lord Rothermere, the Each day Mail proprietor, pulled out of the bidding final summer season amid considerations that he could be blocked on competitors grounds.

The DCMS declined to remark.

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